Artist: Kill Hannah
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
For Never and Ever
Year: 2003
Tracks: 11
American Jet Set
Year: 1999
Tracks: 10
Kill Hannah was fundamentally vocalist/guitarist Mat Devine's dorm room four-track baby until a move to Chicago in 1995. After recruiting a few supporting players, Devine and Kill Hannah debuted the sound -- a glitzy mix in of gothic tendencies and fashionably crunchy forward-looking rock. Steady local gigs followed, as did a series of self-released EPs and a couple of albums (1997's Here Are the Young Moderns, 1999's American Jet Set). Devine eventually set up a card that stuck as his band's dour, sometimes thankless tour of duty on the Chicago medicine view dragged into the new millenary. With guitarists Dan Wiese and Jonathan Radtke, bassist Greg Corner, and drummer Garrett Hammond along for the ride, Kill Hannah continued to build a bombinate topically piece showcasing for majors often. The hard work at long last paid sour in late 2002, when Devine and the band sign with Atlantic. For Never & Ever appeared in October 2003; in add-on to new corporeal, it featured a few retooled versions of sr. songs. Kill Hannah toured in support of the album through year's end, reverting to the studio apartment later to complete their side by side record, 2006's Until There's Nothing Left of Us.
